While the brain automatically and continuously seeks meaningful patterns in the confusing mass of sensations, it cannot possibly "get it right" all the time, which often leads to
A)sensory assimilations.
B)misaccommodations.
C)assimilated creations.
D)perceptual misconstructions.

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The brain's attempt to make sense of the vast array of sensory input can sometimes lead to errors or inaccuracies in perception, which are aptly described as perceptual misconstructions. This term captures the idea that the brain's construction of reality from sensory input is not always accurate.

While the Brain Automatically and Continuously Seeks Meaningful Patterns in the Confusing